Morocco Conference Appears Practically Assured
Paris says talks between Premier Rouvier and German ambassador Hadelln have made an international conference on Morocco nearly certain. Officials expect to publish plans in four to five days, aiming to define conference scope and prevent a French threat to Moroccan sovereignty while preserving status quo for Tunis. Naval and army circles note rising German readiness and British caution as diplomatic maneuvers unfold.
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Paris
Afteirs
Morocco
Rouvier
Hadelln
M. Rouer
Germany
Temps
Mets
Berlin
Great Britain
France
Mintherbey
Tirpitz
King Greets Canada Women at Windsor Castle
Delegation from the Dominion arrives from Montreal and Quebec with 175 Canadian Manufacturers Association members. King Edward and Queen Alexandra greet them at Windsor Castle on June 1, take carriages to view the grounds, and welcome them to England as they tour the old country. The visitors sing the national anthem on the east terrace.
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Windsor
Eine Edward
Heen
Alexandra
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Montreal
Quebec
Windsor Castle
Victoria Manse
England
Old Country
Fever on Isthmus Reported to War Department
Dispatches from Washington indicate Governor Ma soon at Panama reports new yellow fever cases to the war department. Names such as Robert J Revton and others are cited in a brief, wartime health update with limited legible details.
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Washington
Governer Masoon
Panama
Bes
War Department
Robert J Revton
W. BE. Russan Clarsl
Aotk& Soker Sa
New Inquiry Probes Equitable Life's Affairs Under Morton
Paul Morton, newly elected chairman, orders Price Waterhouse Co and Mapkins Seers to conduct a thorough independent audit of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. The scope includes expenses, real estate values, surplus, accounting methods, affiliated institutions, and prior Frick and superintendent of insurance recommendations. The probe should be comprehensive, confidential, and begun immediately with a designated firm leader.
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New York
Equttable Life Assurance Society
Paul Morton
Price, Waterhouse & Co
Mapkins & Seers
Chartered Accountants
Morton
Sirs
Faultable Life Assurance Society
Frick
Ineurance
Money for the Defositors Sued Trust Company Review
The suspended Merchants Trust Company directors voted to accept an 830000 offer from a syndicate for Hudson Valley Railway stock held by the trust. Sale consent of the court is needed. If completed, 850000 plus cash on hand and promised advances would enable immediate depositor payment.
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New York
Tein
Hudson Valley Railway Company
New York City
Ohio bank run shocks Akron as deposits flee
In Akron Ohio on June 19 a major run hit the Second National Bank with panic spreading since Saturday. Depositors reported withdrawals of substantial sums, sparking government concerns and fears of a broader financial panic while officials investigated the causes and noted depositors facing restrictions on access to funds.
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Akron
Ohlo
Allerese
Change Is Asked In Party Ticket
Philadelphia June 19. The Republican party campaign committee met secretly to discuss a demand that a new ticket be named for November. Candidates include Sheriff Henry Ransley Coroner John B. Lukens and City Commissioners Hugh Black and Jacob Wildemore. A subcommittee was formed to meet a similar 21 committee and persuade incumbents to withdraw. Five policemen and one fireman were discharged for guilty charges. Methodist preachers urged Governor Pennypacker to remove State Insurance Commissioner Israel W. Durham from office.
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Philadelphia
Oty
Henry
Ransley
Hugh “Black
Jacob Wildemore
James L. Miles
David Martin
David
Lane
Select Council
Lukens
Mercantile
Messrs
Blidk and
Wildemore
United Gas Company
Ranstey
Select Councils
Tcket
Weaver
Committee of Seventy
Pennypacker
Israel W. Durham
Resignation Rumors Over Chief Engineer Wallace
June 19 reports say J F Wallace chief engineer for the canal zone sailed for the United States June 16 by Tafts order for consultation on matters before Taft’s Philippines trip. Rumors persist he may not return to resume duties, with his departure-claimed to imply potential resignation.
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Colon
J. F. Wallace
Canal Zone
United States
Gome
Taft
Philippines
Wallace
Wallater
Confederate Veteran Stewart Freed After Mexico Sentence
El Paso, June 19. After a broadcast from President Diaz, May Stewart a Confederate veteran and Texan arrived in El Paso from Chimahua Mexico where he had been imprisoned for killing a Mexican policeman. Stewart rode the streets singing Dixie when arrested, his death sentence later reduced to twenty years and then extended by Diaz after serving half the term.
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el Paso
Tex
Diaz
May Stewart
el Paco
Chiavahua
Mexico
Stewart
South
Chimamua
Gollveman
Case of Gaynor and Greene Habeas Corpus Granted
Montreal justice Guimet orders the issue of a writ of habeas corpus in the case of Gaynor and Greene on a petition alleging lack of jurisdiction by Judge Lin Fontana and that the offense is not within extradition. The writ is returnable Wednesday.
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Montreal Tudge
Montreal
Guimet
Gaynor
Catholics Urged to Vote Amid Encyclical Debate
Rome June 1 The pope issues an encyclical urging Catholics to participate in public affairs while avoiding party strife. The document stresses safeguarding temporal interests through clergy guidance and warns against socialism. Boston June 1920 reports include marriage notes and social details mentioning Jack LanDon and Miss Elinda Wy.
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Bride
Boston
Jack
GP Landon
Elinda
Wy Poe
Prarni Reston
Katharine “Beosey
Cirence Sickals
Landon
Double Dragon for Barrett in contested state order
In a terse notice the state informs Barrett of an action regarding the Double Pragaeooul Zlaga order. The document refers to Lae Water 2 Barret of Colon and hints at a connection to the St Louis exposition amid tensions with Chinese exnikist groups and the broader suppression of services.
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Barrett
Order in Yellow Pine Case Ignored by Railroads
Inter state commerce commission sues multiple railroads including the Texas and Pacific and Louisville and Nashville in U S circuit court for failing to obey an earlier order in the Yellow Pine case. The 2 cent fare increase from the east bank of the Mississippi was mandated last February and the roads have allegedly ignored it. Judge Parlange set a July 15 deadline for the railroads to answer.
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New
Orleans
Inter-State Commerce Commission
United States Circuit Court
Tineia Central
Mohnne
Ohio
Worthwestern
Alabama
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Paci
Cinernnati
New Orleans
Texas and Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Entebrate
Parlange
Pigeons Start Homeward Flight From Baltimore Morn
Homing pigeons began their return to the city yesterday, launched at 4 45 am by Colonel Jann P Fort from the American field. The birds are expected to reach the local roosts by evening with no serious delays.
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Galdure
Rettimare
Jann P Fort
Aemoore
Japanese Advance Against Russians In Night Flank
chaotic World War I era dispatch reports a large Japanese force pushing west from Liaoyang, driving Russian lines after an overnight engagement. Moscow factions debate peace terms as generals push for decisive action, while frontline reporters describe strategic maneuvers and shifting positions near Peterhof and St. Petersburg.
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T. Petersburg
Peterhof
Ioneviteh
Ne Front
Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Chroni
Tony
Naming Envoys Will Come Next to Washington Conference
Washington June 19 Practical no new developments in Russo Japanese talks. President Roosevelt focused on peacemaking as Tekahira and Cassini met him to discuss envoy selection for the Washington conference. The two envoys left with cautious remarks, while the fate and location of the talks remained unsettled and subject to future arrangements.
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Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
Tekahira
Cossini
Mimato Takahira
White House
Janan
Cassini
E Tekahira
St Petersen
Tokio
Pease
Meyer
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Griscom
Courgee
Hogoro Takahire
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Sta
Cincinnati
Doane City
Seudy
Jacksonville
B .Sians
Orine
Byron
Weather Across States Shows Varied Conditions This Week
Partly cloudy and cooler in the north with showers and interior cooling in North Carolina. Georgia and South Carolina expect fair or partly cloudy days with cooler interiors. Virginia and Texas report partial sun, with coastal winds and scattered showers. Eastern areas show variable winds and warmer tendencies in places, while Kentucky notes fair or partly cloudy skies with a mix of day and night conditions.
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Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
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Astern
Texas
Jay Fair
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